Nano's Pack

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A Vanilla+ style modpack designed to enhance the player experience without drastically affecting the core gameplay of Minecraft.

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Small / Light 24 mods
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Nano's Pack - v1.2.0 (Fabric)
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Nano's Pack

Nano's Pack is a client-oriented Vanilla+ style modpack designed to enhance the player experience without drastically affecting the core gameplay of Minecraft.  The type of mods featured are things like mapping, rendering, and utility.  There are no item/block additions as this modpack is meant to be used on vanilla servers.  A list of features can be found below that details what the modpack adds to the base game.

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  • Sodium, Lithium, Phosphor and Iris provide better performance and support shaderpacks.
  • Mapping is implemented using Xaero's Minimap and World Map mods, allowing players to set waypoints and better navigate the world around them.
  • Chat is tweaked with No Chat Reports to gimp the recently added and poorly thought-out chat reporting feature.
  • Player presence is increased with the Chat Heads, Not Enough Animations, Skin Layers 3D, and Simple Voice Chat mods, allowing you to feel more connected to those around you.
  • Roughly Enough Items is present to prevent players from searching recipes up on the internet.
  • Inventory HUD+, MouseTweaks, BetterF3, AppleSkin, and Jade add much needed utility to enhance the gameplay experience.
  • WorldEdit is present as a mod to support better building in singleplayer.

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This modpack includes No Chat Reports, AppleSkin, and Simple Voice Chat, all of which need a server-side plugin or mod to function correctly.

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  • Showcase 2
    Showcase 2 Showcases Jade, Iris, Chat Heads, No Chat Reports, Simple Voice Chat Inventory HUD+, Xaero's Minimap. Note: Stay True and Nano's Patch resourcepacks used. BSL shaders used. Neither are included in the modpack.
  • Showcase 1
    Showcase 1 Showcases Inventory HUD+, Iris, Xaero's Minimap, Iris, Skin Layers 3D. Note: Stay True and Nano's Patch resourcepacks used. BSL shaders used. Neither are included in the modpack.

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